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De-naturalising disaster - climate change and marginalisation in Australia

Feeling hopeless is an understandable response in the face of climate change. In fact, an emerging field of research is focusing on the mental health impacts of our changing climate. This can be in the wake of natural disasters such as floods and bushfires, but also the slower creeping effects of c…

Climate Change FX: young people and mental health

In light of what people, in particular Indigenous and First Nations peoples, have called a failure at COP26, we bring you two conversations on the effects of climate change.We first hear from the Pacific Climate Warriors Coordinator for Victoria, Folole Asueao Sagele Tupuola who first spoke with Th…

Climate Change and Mental Health, Housing on the Bass Coast, Saving the Collingwood Community Gardens, Blockade Australia

Scheherazade Bloul (WOTL) spoke with Prof.Helen Berry from Macquarie University on how climate change impacts mental health//Jessica Harrison spoke with Kevin and Zeb (City Limits) about housing challenges on the Bass Coast//Kevin and Zeb (City Limits)  catch up with Pam Morgan about the campaign t…

The Importance of Being Earnest

This week we travel back to Victorian England with the Importance of Being Earnest! Join us for a discussion of female archers, foundlings, boutonnieres, the film's many great zingers, tattoos, and more! Sources: Archery: John Stanley, "Archery History: The Sport that Pioneered Equality for Women…

#5 Helen Berry

Helen Berry is an English Expat and CEO of Midland Women's Health Care Place as well as an invaluable member of the admin team for the popular Poms in Perth Facebook Page.For more information on the organisation visit www.mwhcp.org.au

200. Seven Ways of Living with the Law: A 200th Episode Supercut

For the Law School Show's 200th episode, we focus on alumni. We reached out to several Univerity of Ottawa law grads to ask them about their stories within the profession, and our responses ranged from articling students to long-time practitioners, inside and outside conventional practice. Over a s…

Tokens of Travel

Today – in the final episode of this series – historians Helen Berry and John Styles trace connections between babies left at the Foundling Hospital and global forces of war, trade and empire. Presented by Kathleen Palmer, former Curator of Exhibitions and Displays at London’s Foundling Museum. …

Free Thinking - 18th Century

If Mrs Thatcher thought she was living again through Victorian England, we are now living through the eighteenth century. This special edition of Free Thinking explores London as the centre of the world then and now, financial bubbles bursting then and now, and the lust for consumption then and now…